Humboldt County High School - Winnada Yearbook (Winnemucca, NV)

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H. C. H. S. WINNADA 192 8 3» Freshman Class Roll Gerald Bosch Marie Bording Dorothy Carlson Leonard Clausen Tony Duarte Reeve Fagg Antonia Gartiez Evelyn Grandel Robert Gingery Gloria Germain Lois Hutchinson Marjorie Hearn Jauquin Jaca Felice Jaca Edward Kane Adolpho Legarza Anna Legarza Kathryn Loest Paul Moore Jeanette McEnerny Gooley Fitti Margaret McFadden William Maraska Ruby McBride Ruth McBride Fern Nelson Thomas O’Carrol Madeline St. Clair Adele Scott Lois Donovan Jean Allen Lois Otis Roberta Reavely Elmer Moore Thomas Pedroli Officers First Semester Anna Legarza..................President Marie Bording..... .Vice President Fern Nelson...................Secretary Ruby McBride..................Treasurer Second Semester Margaret McFadden.............President Robert Gingery.....................Vice President Pete Bengochea..-.............Secretary Leonard Clausen...............Treasurer 3)

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 H. C. H. S. WINNADA 1928 FRESHMAN HISTORY WELL, here we are in high school. Some class to us now. You might ask if we would like to go back to our grammar school days? We’ll say not. The Freshmen were kept in horrible sus- pense for two weeks by the upperclassmen. They described terrible things which would happen to us on September 28, 1927. On the appoint- ed eve we arrived ready to die. Finally, they decided that all we needed was a dose of castor oil and a good shock. WE GOT IT! After that we became full-fledged members of the H.C.H.S. We were joined by six new members in January. Our class now is the largest in school. Three Frosh represented our class in the Block W society. Leonard Clausen won a football letter and Ruth McBride and Gloria Germain won basketball letters. The Freshmen were given the privilege of giving the first dance, so on the evening of November 3 we entertained royally at the Freshman glee. We gradually got over the terrible sensation of being looked upon as low Frosh, until now we can look upon anything from Seniors to scrubs. Many times we have been asked for our opinion of the Seniors and Juniors. As we are not afraid to speak, here they are. Although we all expect to become Seniors some day, and all Frosh admire them, we have a longing to get the better of the upperclassmen and show them up. We hold a little more esteem for the Juniors. They are closer to us and we admire them when they do put something over on the Seniors. Despite all these tricks and tribulations, we have decided that we can stand it a little longer, so you will find us all here next year. M. M. ’31 3o

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H. C. H. S. WINNADA 1928 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Katy Byrnes bald-headed? Bob Rossier a preacher? Gooley dancing the tango? Prof, playing tiddley-winks? Orvis Reil a sheik? Doc Giroux without a line of bull? Gerald Mullinix a great athlete? Glenn Jones losing his ability to hit high “C”? Ted Moore pronouncing words correctly? Don Laucerica knowing what's going on in Chemistry? Tony Duarte a John Barrymore? Marie Bording not talking? Frank Ford without an argument? Miss Blosser chewing tobacco? Mrs. Hudson cross and grouchy? Phyllis Cocks not “jabbering”? Mary Backus getting “5” in History? “Al” a singing teacher? Good lessons on Monday? Smitty without Lucrezia? Ray Kilian in Harold Branting's pants? “Bert” saying “no test in history”? Bill Maraska not yelling in orchestra? The typing class making no mistakes? Elsie Kibbee afraid of snakes, lizards, and mice? David Abel without a Ford? H.C.H.S. anything but a first-class school?